Country: USAYear: 1994
Line up: Joey D'Angeli (vocals), Franky Novello (guitar), Randy Ferri (guitar), Mark Scovran (bass), Marko Socolli (drums)
Tracks
| 1. | Breakdown | |
| 2. | Better Off Dead | |
| 3. | Too Little Too Late | |
| 4. | Rockin' The City | |
| 5. | Lickity Split | |
| 6. | Rock Steady | |
| 7. | Puss 'n' Boots | |
| 8. | Hot Sweet | |
| 9. | A Girl Like You | |
| 10. | Ruff Stuff | |
| 11. | Deep In The Night | |
| 12. | Kidz Rock | |
| 13. | For You |
Request of: GerardoFletchanator's comment: Man, the word Roxx was popular in hair metal in the 80s. We had Roxx Gang, Crystal Roxx, Cherry Roxx, Foxy Roxx, The Roxx, Sgt Roxx... and just plain Roxx. This album is a collection of demos from 1985 to 1989, so the quality is a bit scratchy in places. Don't let that put you off though, because Roxx is a good-time glam metal band. Singer Joey D'Angeli was in Skid Row for a couple of months, before being replaced by Sebastian Bach. Roxx is a mixture of Poison, Motley Crue and other good glam metal bands. Definitely check it out!
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2 comments:
Great album. I missed this the first time around.
The line up is very off by a bit, George 'Roxi' Hall is on vocals in the Diamonds & Rust album and the drummers last name is spelled with 2 C's like so, (Marko Soccoli)
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